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How Retirement Has Changed Over the Last 30 Years
The world has changed significantly in the past few decades. Thirty years ago, there weren’t cell phones. Computers weren’t widely owned. There was no Uber or Airbnb. Social media was…
Do You Know Your Risk Tolerance?
In an ideal world, you could save money and prepare for retirement without any risks or threats. Unfortunately, risk is a natural part of any financial strategy. There are a…
3 Tips to Achieve Financial Independence Before You Retire
Declare Your Independence in Retirement Fireworks, parades, and pool parties. That’s what comes to mind for most people when they think about the Fourth of July. The holiday is a…
3 Affordable Tropical Locations for Your Retirement
Where in The World Would You Retire? Summer has finally arrived. It’s time for sunshine, barbeques and maybe even vacations to the beach. If you’re still working, you may only…
3 Steps You Can Take to Minimize Risk
Financial Reset in the 2nd Half of 2019 The year is flying by. It may be hard to believe, but we’re already halfway through 2019. Did you set financial goals…
Late on Retirement Planning?
Tips to Jumpstart Your Savings It’s graduation season. Do you have a graduate who finishing up on college? If so, this is a time to celebrate your child’s accomplishment and…
College Planning vs. Retirement Planning
Another school year is nearly over. If you have kids, you know how fast time flies. One day you’re dropping them off at daycare or sending them to kindergarten. The…
How to Find Hidden Assets in Your Strategy
Remember hunting for Easter eggs as a child? There were few thrills more exciting than racing around the yard or a park to find as many eggs as possible. Your…
Can You Survive a Rainy Day in Retirement?
Everyone is familiar with the popular saying “April showers bring May flowers.” The arrival of spring also means the arrival of rainy weather. While rainy days are never fun, they…
Do NCAA Tournament Winners Predict Market Returns?
If you’re a college basketball fan, this is your favorite time of year. March Madness is in full swing. That means a full schedule of games every weekend, buzzer-beating finishes…
